What his teammate Conor McGregor would have said to launch Khabib

Khabib Nurmagomedov had just won the most important fight of his life, a fourth-round bid against the most brutal UFC fighter in history, Conor McGregor. Then, at his professional zenith, he fundamentally rethought Ron Artest's malice at the palace when he jumped from the octagon and attacked his McGregor teammate, Dillon Danis, unleashing a post-fight brawl that saw several people Arrested and Khabib gains – $ 2 million people – held captive while the Nevada State Athletic Commission investigates the ensuing scrum.

Now, a viewer shared what was said that pushed him to the limit. According to a witness who spoke to TMZ, McGregor's teammate Dillon Danis called Khabib "a fucking Muslim rat". It was at that time that the undefeated Russian threw his mouthguard, jumped from the octagon and gave a second fight to the fans, while McGregor defended himself against the 39, a member of the Khabib crew.

The entire battle was a powder keg waiting for the flame of battle after McGregor's hallmark leading up to the battle. As in the past, he became vicious, calling his opponent a "crazy backward" and his opponent's father a "cowardly coward".

Khabib explained his thoughts – or, more accurately, his reaction – after the fight, saying that McGregor's insults had crossed a line. "This is not my best side," Khabib said at the post-fight press conference before referring to the insults without citing them. "He talked about my religion, he talked about my country, he talked about my father, he came to Brooklyn, he broke a bus and almost killed two people, so why are people still talking about me? who jumps over the cage? I have shown respect. "

Clemency is a real strength and after the fight on Saturday night, Khabib's father went on Instagram to forgive his son the antagonist, despite all the disrespect shown to him. "I forgive Conor McGregor for what he said," he wrote. "It is necessary to analyze what has happened in the past and to learn from it … We have decided to go to other summits. I hope it's a blessing. "

Khabib's coach, Ali Abdelaziz, was not as magnanimous about McGregor as the fighter's father, writing on IG (below), "This is not how we want celebrate such a dominant performance, but when you talk about country, family and religion and intentionally try to kill someone like he said and the cornemens will yell at it afterwards, that's the fighting game and shit comes. "

Abdelaziz thanked the fans and apologized to the organizers before making a final search at McGregor. "I would like to apologize to the Nevada Sports Commission, the Nevada Governor, and thank the Las Vegas Police Department and the security for doing such an amazing job. Now everyone understands who the hobbyist is here.